basically my question is if its safe to disable "Microsoft Composite Battery"
ok. a long time ago i solved my DPC latency issue thanks to this forum and the NI forum.
my laptop battery died a while ago, i didnt replace it for about a year.
with my old battery, i had 2/3 features listen under battery in device manager for it disabled.
i am running windows 7 64 bit
i KNOW that the one thing i had disabled was "Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery"
and i thought the other thing i had disabled was "Microsoft AC Adapter"
after i got a new battery initially i just renabled both of them, so i could monitor the charging of my new battery (i like to fully charge drain batteries when i get them new)
at the time. i didnt think it was much of an issue and i thought my DPC spikes were mainly caused by my wireless card (disabled)
so now i noticed the spikes today and its not very nice.
so disabled "Microsoft AC Adapter" and "Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery"
then i went to restart my computer. during shutdown it BSOD'd but then it start up fine
DPC latency spikes were not gone though.
NOW WHAT IM THINKING is that i actually had "Microsoft AC Adapter" enabled and the other thing i had disabled was "Microsoft Composite Battery". i wanna disabled "Microsoft Composite Battery" but i really dont wanna break my computer
im assuming it should be safe but i can not find the answer on the internet thought it best to ask here
thanks guys
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